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In this paper, we try to identify the discursive matrices that permeate the notion of "investigative journalism" in Brazil, from the military dictatorship until the present day, in order to observe displacements of meaning in the act of naming the practice. Our research brought to light two principal approaches to investigative reporting, which we reconstitute in this paper: a police matrix, predominant through to the dictatorial period, which was characterized by the exploration of popular themes and emphasized the courage of journalists; and a political matrix characterized by the predominance of investigations of corruption, as influenced by institutions like the Brazilian Investigative Journalism Association (Abraji), dedicated to the growing professionalization of journalism. Neste artigo tentamos identificar matrizes discursivas que perpassam a nocao de “jornalismo investigativo” no Brasil, desde o periodo de ditadura militar ate os dias atuais, para observar deslocamentos de sentido nos atos de nomeacao da pratica. Assim, tentamos reconstituir duas abordagens do investigativo: uma matriz policial, predominante ate o periodo ditatorial, que se caracterizava pela exploracao de tematicas populares e enfatizava a coragem dos jornalistas; e uma matriz politica, caracterizada pela predominância de investigacoes de corrupcao e pela atuacao de instituicoes como a Associacao Brasileira de Jornalismo Investigativo (Abraji), dedicadas a crescente profissionalizacao do jornalismo. En este articulo buscamos identificar matrices discursivas que atravesan la nocion de "periodismo investigativo" en Brasil, desde el periodo de dictadura militar hasta los dias actuales, para observar desplazamientos de sentido en los actos de nombramiento de la practica. De esa manera, intentamos reconstituir dos enfoques del investigador: una matriz policial, predominante hasta el periodo dictatorial, que se caracterizaba por la explotacion de tematicas populares y enfatizaba el coraje de los periodistas; y una matriz politica, caracterizada por el predominio de investigaciones acerca de corrupcion y por la actuacion de instituciones como Associacao Brasileira de Jornalismo Investigativo(Abraji), dedicadas a la creciente profesionalizacion del periodismo.

Which Crimes Make the News? An Analysis of Discursive Matrices Permeating Brazilian Investigative Reporting